From the darkness you slowly come around to the light, as if a voice was calling you to stand up and do something. The proces is slow. First, you open one eye, then another. You lie for a few more minutes, recalling where you are and how you got there, shaking of the remains of drowsiness that still threaten to take you over. Finally, the freshness and pure beauty of your surroundings strikes you with full force and you feel completely resored, energized, ready and more than willing to explore.
First, though, you put up your ears and listen carefully for any sings of life around you. There is none, within your hearing range at least. Thus, you find yourself alone. Alone in a big forest.
You relax. As a newly born faw, this a good occasion to practice all the necessary moves.
You roll with laighter, cower in fear, hang your pretty head in sadness all one after another. f other deer saw you they might think you;re crazy, little one. Thus, you practice secretly, when no one sees you, to be ready for deer-to-deer interaction when it is possible. And not offend anyone.
You hear the birds and the forest whispering something about dancing and then some creatures mentioning it along words such as fight and afraid. You're curious but right now you cannot try this option. It seems it is only avilable when others are present.
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You quit wondering about imposible actions and instead carefully look around. You learn to run and run forwards towards wherever your road may take you. You still apear to have problems stopping though and as you try to stop at one point, you find yourself..sliding?
